The four-day Minety Festival begins on Thursday 4 July.
This year's will be the sixth, and follows what the organisers describe as a hugely successful 2023 event.
The line-up includes Sleeper, The Feeling, Ash, Queen tribute Flash, The Chase and NoFlipe, Operation 77, Talk in Code and Stereoholics.
The community not- for-profit festival, run entirely by volunteers, aims to raise funds for the Wiltshire Air Ambulance, Naomi House & Jacksplace Hospice, Combat Stress and Kandu Arts, as well as securing future charity fundraising events.
A spokesperson said: "Minety Music Festival is a four-day music event with over 100 bands/acts on four stages. Plenty to do and see for the whole family. It’s a great way to spend your summer weekend...and generally an excuse to have a bit of a party!
"Although we have booked hot weather, we will be prepared for all eventualities!
"The main stage will be undercover, so whatever happens, you can stay dry and enjoy a superb weekend of music from a fantastic line-up, showcasing local music talent and covering a wide spectrum of music styles."
The spokesperson added: "You are guaranteed excellent music, a great, wide range of food and a well-stocked house Bar, Gin & Prosecco Bar and Cocktail Tiki Bar. There will also be a range of free activities in the Kidzone, including rock climbing wall, inflatables, circus skills workshops, storytelling, archery and kids craft workshops plus many more activities.
"Additionally, there is a Teen Tent, dedicated to 13-17 year olds, who often fall through the gaps at festivals. The tent is kitted out with music equipment, sofas, video gaming equipment, a pool table and that all important WiFi."
Adult weekend tickets are priced from £95, and the festival website is www.minetyfestival.co.uk
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